Other Briefings
How Much Paid-Up Capital Should Foreign Investors Commit in Singapore?
Foreign investors should know how much paid-up capital to commit in Singapore to meet banking, licensing, and tax requirements.
Choosing the Right Entity in Malaysia: Sdn Bhd, Labuan, or Representative Office
Compare Sdn Bhd, Labuan, and representative office in Malaysia to choose the right entity for tax, capital, and strategy success.
Customs and Trade Strategy in Indonesia: An Investor’s Guide — Latest Issue of ASEAN Briefing Magazine
The latest ASEAN Briefing Magazine on Indonesia’s customs and trade strategy is now available for subscribers to download free.
Strategic Multi-Currency Cash Management in Singapore
Multi-currency cash management in Singapore helps investors and executives balance risk, control liquidity, and support growth.
Weighing Risks and Returns: Cambodia’s Capital Gains Tax Is Fully in Force
Cambodia’s 20% capital gains tax now applies to assets and property, reshaping investor returns and demanding careful planning.
Choosing the Right Industrial Parks in Malaysia for Foreign Manufacturing
Foreign investors should assess regions, costs, and sector strengths to choose the Malaysian industrial park that best fits their strategy.
Franchising in the Philippines for Foreign Investors
Franchising in the Philippines requires IP protection, tax planning, and partner strategies to help foreign investors scale profitably.
Profit Repatriation in Vietnam: Key Strategies for Investors
Dividends, service fees, or loans — foreign investors in Vietnam must weigh tax costs, treaties, and new 2025 reforms before repatriating.
Importing Into the Philippines: Customs Valuation, AEO, and FTA Strategy
Foreign investors can cut costs and speed imports in the Philippines by mastering customs valuation, AEO, and FTA rules.
The Future of Chinese Investment in Indonesia
Chinese investors face major opportunities in Indonesia’s EVs, renewables, digital economy, healthcare, and infrastructure by 2030.
